ITALIAN POLITICS
RESIGNATION OF SIGNOR NITTI. SIGNAL FOR MANY OUTBREAKS. Australian and N.Z- Cable Association. RO3IF, June 10. Signor Nitti’s resignation evoked a general strike in Apulia, followed by clashes between the crowd and .the troops. The latter fired volleys, and wounded fifty people. The public services are paralysed, and troops aro patrolling tbc streets -with machinepuns. The strike has extended over tho whole province. Agricultural strikers at Treviso held up trains, and forced land-owners to sign a contract. PabUflio.' in "Tl>.« Timcn." ROME. June 9. The last sitting of the Chamber of Deputies before Signer Nitli resigned ended in a free, Tight, between, , the Right Deputies and the Socialists. GXOLITTI MAY BE SUMMONED. "■"ROME, June 10/ ' Signor Nitti’s ypsignatioh. was-, confirmed after he had announced tho cancellation of the bread decree, which, however, was too late to save tho Government. It is expected that Sicnor Oiolitti will be asked to return to power.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10614, 12 June 1920, Page 7
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154ITALIAN POLITICS New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10614, 12 June 1920, Page 7
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